Prime Minister Naftali Bennett today (Monday) sent a message to the international community, ahead of the resumption of talks with Iran regarding the nuclear deal. Bennett called on the world powers not to submit to the dictates of the Iranians and not to sign an agreement that would allow Iran to fulfill its goal – to remove the sanctions in exchange for “almost nothing.”
The prime minister opened his remarks by saying that “today Iran will reach negotiations in Vienna with a clear goal: to lift the sanctions,” in exchange for almost nothing. Not only will Iran maintain its nuclear program – they will get paid for it.
“Iran is not hiding its intentions. A few days ago, the senior command of Iran’s armed forces declared, and I quote:” I did not back down from destroying Israel. Not even one millimeter, “Bennett continued, adding that the authorities in Isfahan shot at civilians who were happy about the water shortage in the country:” Yes, they shot at their citizens because they were thirsty, such a murderous regime should not be rewarded. “
“Despite Iran’s violations and its undermining of nuclear control, Iran will reach the negotiating table in Vienna, and some think they are entitled to sanctions and hundreds of billions of dollars to flow into their rotten regime. They are wrong. Iran deserves no grants, no bargaining and no sanctions “In return for their cruelty, I call on our allies around the world: ‘Do not give in to Iran’s nuclear blackmail,” Bennett concluded.
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Finance Minister Lieberman provided his own reference to the nuclear talks and said at the beginning of the Yisrael Beiteinu faction meeting in the Knesset: ” “.
“I very much hope that the powers will stand in the interest of the whole free world and will not allow the Iranians to advance on a unilateral nuclear issue. It is important to remember on this day that we established the Jewish state so that we can protect every Jew.” “It depends on it so that Iran does not become nuclear,” the minister added.
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